Brenda
@operabrendaslp
Team Leader, Collins View Neighborhood Emergency Team (CVNET) Loves: horses, hiking, gardening, cooking, music, reading, Portland Trail Blazers Retired Speech Language Pathologist, voice specialty Opera Stage Director she/her
I couldn't find the specific Vancouver suggestion (it may have been a radio interview), but here's a couple samples of the attitude:
My geese in a row, with one defiant gosling insisting on heading into the rapids, and the parents steadfastly herding them back to safety.
Well, spent time finding the answer to this question, only to discover that replies are turned off. Anyway, according to toast expert Mercy Watson (Kate diCamillo's porcine wonder) the answer is "...hot buttered toast piled high" with more to come:
They just have to chase the right sized bike. I mean, a mouse can ride a motorcycle, so...
Me, waiting serenely for my bag to come by in glorious solitude on the 2nd loop of the same conveyor belt 30 seconds later:
Folks off my plane, awaiting their luggage at the first loop of the baggage conveyor belt.
Just felt the need to post something positive at the moment, so here's some Cackler Geese circling above the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge:
The reason, oh Mighty Spellcheck, that you have "no suggestions" for this word is that it is, in fact, spelled correctly as is.
Why on earth does BlueSky think I want to "discover" this sh*t on my timeline?
My favorite Christmas decoration ever: a promotional snow globe for Fargo (they also made one with the wood chipper):
Spent a magical day on the Rim Drive in a snowstorm. Drove in and out of the clouds, and the views vanished and re-emerged all day long:
You could make a case for their looking like English muffins before they're cut:
If the crust folds all the way around, it becomes a pie? What about a pudgie pie, which begins its journey as a sandwich (meat and cheese between two slices of bread), but then gets put in the pudgie pie maker and cooked over the fire and is now a pie? (loved this dinner as a kid!)
Lewis River, Cougar, Washington (not sure which waterfall) #WaterfallWednesday
Anyone else's timeline being inundated with weird posts like this lately? The block button been getting a heavy workout.
Portland tried a “calming” campaign in our neighborhood, w temp signs dropping the limit to 15mph, leading to this type of clarity:
Same mountain at sunrise (Mt. Banner, Ansel Adams Wilderness, Sierra Nevada, California):